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Web Design Software ---What 'ya using?

Phil at Abbeville
Mon 3 March 2008, 02:30 pm GMT +0100
Things seem a little slow around here.
So here's a thread that's probably way-overdone but.....................
What software is everyone here using to get things done??
At present I got a copy of Macromedia Studio MX 2004. Ebay -- $35 -- 100% legal. Git it about 6 months ago so I'm still learning it. Mostly Dreamweaver.
Other than that, GIMP and FileZilla for ftp.

Before Dreamweaver I was using HTML Kit. A really cool, free text editor.
A couple of other progz I use are [url http://www.xnview.com]Xnview[/url], a image viewer that suppots .xcf files and Total Commander as a file manager.

I'll save SEO programs for another thread.

Nikolas
Mon 3 March 2008, 07:43 pm GMT +0100
I prefer to have a pure text editor like emEditor and Komodo edit (which became open source lately)

AndrewJ
Wed 5 March 2008, 11:33 am GMT +0100
I've been using NetObjects lately and I like it - got it free on a magazine cover CD!



Andrew

Phil at Abbeville
Wed 5 March 2008, 02:32 pm GMT +0100
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I've been using NetObjects lately and I like it - got it free on a magazine cover CD!
Net Objects? How is that?
I remember Netfirms used to offer that to anyone who bought a hosting a plan with them. I almost got the paid hosting just for the program!

camp185
Wed 11 June 2008, 06:35 am GMT +0200
I prefer to have a pure text editor like emEditor and Komodo edit (which became open source lately)

Me too, but I use WinSCP. Very, very cool. The default editor is their own specialized text editor, but you can you can set it up to open whatever. There are tons of cool features to this software, and best part, free. Link: http://winscp.net/eng/index.php

purple
Thu 12 June 2008, 10:31 pm GMT +0200
I am using Kompozer which is an upgrade from Nvu, it's okay so far but the webpage I designed so far looks very basic, so I am in the process of researching how to improve the appearance.

samiotis
Tue 17 June 2008, 01:14 pm GMT +0200
Nowadays Notepad is enough for me.
Before that i used dreamweaver for many years.
Today i work mostly with WordPress blogs and CMS.
Things get done much faster this way and therefore my need for dreamweaver has vanished.

Fullposter
Fri 27 June 2008, 02:28 pm GMT +0200
Notepad. Well ok, Editplus, so i have syntax highlighting.
For html, css, javascript, php, databases - i code every single comma, every single dot, every single inch is written down diligently by my cute hands lol :-)

designer
Fri 27 June 2008, 03:50 pm GMT +0200
I'm With Notepad, notepad2 to be exact... graphics on sites, I use Photoshop and Paintshop alternately as well as Illustrator... But most of the time when developing sites, its notepad still...

aaron_s
Tue 1 July 2008, 06:38 am GMT +0200
Eclipse PDT + Aptana plug in.
PDT has debugging, code auto complete, typical eclipse features.
Aptana has extra cool tools for JS, like integration with various js libraries.
I don't use wysiwyg much.
Also, I use mysql gui tools :)

MrBrightside
Fri 4 July 2008, 07:21 pm GMT +0200
My essential tools for building websites:
XAMPP - local web server with PHP and MySQL
FileZilla - FTP software with multiple simultaneous transfers
Notepad++ - the best text editor i found, with syntax highlighting, function manager and more
Adobe Photoshop - the best image editing software I've come across

For people newer to development, something like Dreamweaver would be more ideal than just a plain text editor.

samiotis
Fri 4 July 2008, 10:58 pm GMT +0200
I just tried Adobe Dreamweaver CS - It's not worth the while. A huge install file and still as slow as ever. Thumb down for the new dreamweaver!

mybaseballcards
Sun 6 July 2008, 06:15 am GMT +0200
I bought my site already built.  I know about the topic but not about programming websites.  I am using social niche builder and simple machines for the forum.  It works well and is self explanatory.  I think so far it is doing just fine and it does not eat up too much bandwidth.

gabandrei
Sun 16 November 2008, 02:56 pm GMT +0100
For my blogs I am using Wordpress and Drupal. My favorite is Drupal though, even it is more difficult to use. It is more powerful too.

IsThatJose
Sun 16 November 2008, 06:31 pm GMT +0100
I use either EditPlus or Zend Studios for my web programming work. I also have Visual Studios 2006 which I use for my Visual C# projects, but I am still learning. The web browser that I use is either Mozilla Firefox or Google Chrome. As of Instant Messengers I only use AOL Instant Messenger, but I do have accounts on MSN and Yahoo.

andr103
Tue 2 December 2008, 03:08 pm GMT +0100
Things seem a little slow around here.
So here's a thread that's probably way-overdone but.....................
What software is everyone here using to get things done??
At present I got a copy of Macromedia Studio MX 2004. Ebay -- $35 -- 100% legal. Git it about 6 months ago so I'm still learning it. Mostly Dreamweaver.
Other than that, GIMP and FileZilla for ftp.

Before Dreamweaver I was using HTML Kit. A really cool, free text editor.
A couple of other progz I use are [url http://www.xnview.com]Xnview[/url], a image viewer that suppots .xcf files and Total Commander as a file manager.

I'll save SEO programs for another thread.

I prefer Adobe Dreamweaver, sometimes FrontPage.

sansthaa
Sat 6 December 2008, 05:58 am GMT +0100
I am using front page. But generally I use ready made templates as you do not have to do anything just load it and start using it.

busweb
Wed 24 December 2008, 10:00 am GMT +0100
Definitely Notepad 2. Dreamweaver. Trying to write everything  by hand. Sometimes I choose to use some CMS: Joomla is a good one.

euart
Fri 26 December 2008, 04:07 pm GMT +0100
I use text editor ,such as editplus.

Dsgnr
Fri 3 April 2009, 06:34 pm GMT +0200
I use Dreamweaver. It is a nice and useful web design software.

sjenkins
Tue 21 April 2009, 06:18 pm GMT +0200
Adobe Suite - Dreamweaver Photoshop and Flash :)

mint1
Wed 5 August 2009, 11:37 am GMT +0200
i use xamp, wamp, DW, PS, FP, and web based CMS

Nikolas
Wed 5 August 2009, 06:32 pm GMT +0200
@mint1 DW = dreamweaver, PS = photoshop, what is FP?

I have already posted to this thread but as I have changed "tools" I should add that now I use Geany. It is a very nice editor for linux with autocomplete, etc.

brandmantra
Thu 6 August 2009, 01:30 pm GMT +0200
Dreamweaver I like most. for small changes in the pages directly from the server i use edit plus. :D

sd59
Fri 14 August 2009, 05:54 am GMT +0200
Dreamweaver is powerful, and I don't think I have already made full use of it yet!! Dreamweaver  rocks  I should say!

jacks smith
Wed 10 March 2010, 10:18 am GMT +0100
I am using dreamweaver software for webdesigning and web develoment it is very easy to operate

Empress
Sat 3 April 2010, 11:47 am GMT +0200
now i am using dream viewer, its a  good for developing web design and development.... its simple and easy too work also...

Albie Mathews
Tue 20 April 2010, 10:29 am GMT +0200
I use adobe photoshop suite for that purpose.

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